I see this often enough that we need to talk about it. Watch this video that shows a typical situation when the rider doesn't get the horse to pick up the correct lead. What is going on? ➡️ What can the rider do to help the horse strike off with the outside hind (the first foot fall of the 3 beat canter)? https://www.facebook.com/share/r/195D7kGmuv/

Look at the video clip and take the poll below. which seat do you think is actually balanced? https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1HghmxdJ2W/

Are you able to fully control and use your hips and pelvis in the saddle? If not what is holding you back? https://www.facebook.com/share/r/184sBQG77m/

I have never been a fan of the modern crest release and jumping forward on the horse's neck. Biomechanically, this is never a good idea.Not only for the ride or getting out of balance, but also for making it more difficult for the horse to carry the rider. ➡️ What do you think? https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1b6b7adqEL/

How does biomechanics help to achieve clean walk to Canter transitions?